Forest Bathing in the Arboretum
Escape the noise of daily life with a Forest Bathing experience in the Arboretum at Croome.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
Ready to swap screen time for "green time"? Take part in a 2-hour Forest Bathing experience at Croome, based in the Arboretum.
Led by Ian Kershaw, a qualified Forest Bathing Guide with 10+ years of experience in offering wellbeing practices , the session will begin with a slow-paced, guided journey through the outdoors, learning techniques to help you tune into the sights, sounds, and scents of nature, followed by a relaxation session of meditative, sensory-based nature connection.
Based on the Japanese practice of Shinrin-yoku, Forest Bathing is a science-backed wellness experience designed to lower stress, boost your immune system, and clear your mind.
This is also a rare opportunity to spend time in Croome's Arboretum, located north of the main park in an area typically closed to the public.
Spaces are limited to ensure a relaxed, quiet experience. Book your spot today and give yourself the gift of a mental reset. Normal admission does not apply for this event, unless you are visiting Croome afterwards.
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The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
Forest Bathing sessions are for those aged 18 or above.
- Meeting point
Meet outside the RAF Café
- What to bring and wear
Please bring: layers (even in summer, the outdoors can be cool), suitable footwear, a yoga mat or groundsheet to sit on, and a water bottle (and perhaps a small snack)
- Accessibility
The Arboretum is accessed via a public highway crossing. The ground is unlevel in places with a grass surface so is unsuitable for wheelchairs. The total distance covered is 1-2km, at a pace accessible for most fitness levels.
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